Senior leaders from FINRA, Bank of America, Novo Nordisk, Alteryx, Optum, and MODE Global joined Corinium’s virtual event on July 8 to discuss the realities of scaling AI across healthcare and the enterprise. D&A Live Summer 2026 focused on a challenge every organization racing to operationalize artificial intelligence eventually hits: how to move beyond experimentation and turn AI into measurable business impact.
Key Highlights
- D&A Live Summer 2026 was held virtually on July 8 and was complimentary to attend
- Confirmed speakers represented FINRA, Bank of America, Novo Nordisk, Alteryx, Anywhere Real Estate, and Hackensack Meridian Health
- The day featured two tracks, a morning session on Data and AI in Healthcare and an afternoon session on enterprise AI
- Discussions centered on governance, trust, compliance, and the infrastructure needed to scale AI responsibly
- Registration and event details remain available on the official D&A Live site
From Experimentation to Measurable Impact
As organizations across industries race to operationalize artificial intelligence, a growing challenge has emerged: how do businesses move beyond pilot programs and turn AI into measurable business impact? On July 8, senior leaders from across data, analytics, AI, healthcare, financial services, and enterprise technology came together virtually for D&A Live Summer 2026, a one day event hosted by Corinium focused on the strategy, challenges, and real world lessons shaping enterprise AI adoption.
Bringing together decision makers responsible for data strategy, AI governance, analytics transformation, and digital innovation, the event focused on how organizations are navigating the transition from AI experimentation to scalable implementation, a theme that runs through much of the broader agentic AI adoption conversation TCB has followed across finance and technology this year.
Two Tracks, One Central Question
The day featured two dedicated event tracks designed to reflect the most pressing AI conversations happening across industries today. The morning segment, Data and AI in Healthcare, brought together healthcare leaders exploring how organizations are responsibly deploying AI in highly regulated environments, with discussion centered on governance, trust, compliance, patient safety, and the data infrastructure needed to support AI adoption at scale.
The afternoon enterprise AI segment shifted focus to the broader challenges organizations face as they modernize data architecture, integrate generative AI into business operations, rethink analytics workflows, and prepare for an increasingly AI driven future of work. Governance was a throughline across both sessions, echoing debates TCB has covered around how regulators are approaching emerging technology oversight more broadly.
The healthcare track carried particular weight given how much scrutiny AI diagnostic and administrative tools are already under from regulators and patient advocates. Speakers from health systems including Vail Health and Hackensack Meridian Health framed the conversation around a tension that runs through nearly every regulated AI deployment: the pressure to move fast on tools that can measurably improve patient outcomes, set against the slower, necessary work of proving those tools are safe, unbiased, and auditable before they touch real patient care.
Who Took Part
Confirmed speakers joining the event represented organizations including FINRA, Bank of America, Novo Nordisk, Alteryx, Red Pocket Mobile, the University of North Georgia, Strategic Education, Anywhere Real Estate, Vail Health, Hackensack Meridian Health, and WellBe Senior Medical, among others. The range of industries represented, spanning banking, pharmaceuticals, real estate, education, and healthcare, was itself part of the event’s premise: the challenges of scaling AI responsibly are not confined to any single sector, and leaders across very different businesses are converging on similar governance and infrastructure questions.
At a time when AI adoption is accelerating faster than governance frameworks can keep pace, D&A Live Summer 2026 was designed to create practical conversation around what organizations are doing now to build the intelligent enterprises of tomorrow.
Registration and Contact
D&A Live Summer 2026 took place virtually on July 8, 2026, and attendance was complimentary. Event details remain available on the official site. Press inquiries can be directed to inquiries@coriniumintel.com.
Press Release, Corinium Global Intelligence
